Indiana Post Office Second Class Mail Matter Notice
Classified header fragment indicates postal classification and mailing matter. Limited readable text mentions Indiana Post Office and second class mail status.
02 Dec 1913
Page 1
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1913
Page
1
Classified header fragment indicates postal classification and mailing matter. Limited readable text mentions Indiana Post Office and second class mail status.
Miss Glenn Miller of Blairsville visits her uncle R. N. Miller on South Tenth street. Col William Fairman of Punxsutawney is in Indiana awaiting a trial to be heard this term. Miss Cordelia Weir of Philadelphia street returns from Emleton after Thanksgiving with sister Mrs Kerr. Fred Prosser, formerly with the Borough Engineer, goes to Clearfield to work for the Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp.
Washington Post social column notes a December tea at 4 to 7 for Miss Helen Bache Kimmell niece of Mrs. Henderson Wilson and cousin of Dr. Edwin and Frank Wood. Attending guests include Commander Harry Kimmell and Mrs. Kimmell, Mrs. Kite, Mrs. Ira E. Bennett, Miss Anstey, and Miss Dorothy Dobyns with events surrounding her West Point stay and Army Navy game plans.
Mr and Mrs John H Brown of Grant Street announce the engagement of their daughter Amanda Jane Brown to M Edward B Cox of Newark Ohio The wedding is planned for a future date A Birthday Social will be held tonight at 7:30 in the lecture room of the First United Presbyterian Church with all congregants invited.
An 19th century note describes the soaproot as a useful coastal plant. Crinkled grasslike leaves grow from a bulb wrapped in coarse fiber. When the onionlike bulb is crushed and rubbed in water, it produces plentiful lather comparable to store bought soap.
President Wilson's annual address to Congress calls for rapid passage of a banking and currency bill and urges strong support for rural credit to farmers. He notes Mexico’s turmoil and supports constitutional order, while stressing farm credit as essential for national prosperity and securing credit for farmers through cooperative, local action and systemic credit reform.
Rates list for each insertion parable and advance charges applied to charge accounts. Office location named as Gazettes Building Carpenter Avenue Indiana Pa.
Adjutant General Thomas J Stewart announces the January inspection of National Guard organizations by regular army officers under the Dick law. Officers will be detailed by the Eastern division commander to assess readiness for field service. Results will determine federal allowances to the militia.
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